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Astasia without abasia due to peripheral neuropathy―a preliminary report. Keizo HIRAYAMA 1 , Mitsuru KAWAMURA 1 1Department of Neurology, School of Medicine, Chiba University pp.294-299
Published Date 1991/4/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1431900130
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During recovery from acute or subacute motor dominant polyneuropathy, there may be a certain period when the patients became able to walk, while not able to stand still. In comparison with astasia-abasia, which has been observed for example in patients with a lesion of bilateral frontal lobes, and is due to dysfuction of the central nervous system, this symptom of difficulty with standing in spite of ability in walking might be designated as astasia without abasia due to dysfunction of the peripheral nervous system. Clinical characteristics of the astasia without abasia are summarized as follows. The muscular power of the patient's lower limbs recovers to a degree in which they are able to leave their rseat and walk without any assistance, when all patients show the steppage gait. However, they can never maintain their feet in the position where they stand. During the patients desire to maintain their standing position, both legs are alternatively compelled to move forward or backward repeatedly and their feet slide over the floor quickly. The width between the feet in an attempt to stand is normal (not wide-based). When they try to stand with wide-based position of the feet, astasia may become worse but never improves. When they arrange their feet neatly, standing becomes more and more worse, whereas it is slightly improved when they place the feet in an oblique position to one another.


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